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The dish everyone thinks is Singaporean? It’s not (but here’s how to cook it)
What if Australia’s favourite “Singaporean” dish isn’t Singaporean at all? Adam Liaw busts a culinary myth, and shows how to make these noodles at home.
- < 30 mins
- Adam Liaw
The simple ‘golden ratio’ for pickling just about anything
Chef and passionate pickler Caitlin Koether shares the secret to perfect pickles, the low-cost, healthy way to perk up pretty much everything.
- Dani Valent
Unlock the secret to making Cumulus Inc.’s iconic, boozy rum baba at home
This rum-drenched, brioche-like cake has been the Melbourne restaurant’s signature dessert. Discover how to master it in your own kitchen.
- 2 hrs +
- Allan Eccles
Simple new twists that make our six favourite soups even better
Make the old feel new with creative flourishes, from miso paste to crunchy bacon and swirls of cheese, as perfected by the Good Food team.
- The Good Food team
No, you don’t hate Brussels sprouts. You’ve just been cooking them all wrong
Set aside everything you thought you knew about cooking unpopular veg such as Brussels sprouts, mushrooms and eggplant. Here’s how to make them irresistible.
- Alice Zaslavsky
Risking Scotland’s wrath, an Aussie competitive porridge-maker shares his secrets
From which oats to use, to whether milk or water is best, the two-time World Porridge Making Championship finalist reveals his tips and recipes (including porridge tacos).
- Erina Starkey
Crack the code: How to poach eggs like a pro, every time
Three egg-sperts spill the secret to cooking cafe-style poachies that are as round and bouncy as ping pong balls.
- Dani Valent
The secret to making the smoothest hot chocolate at home this winter
One of Australia’s top chocolatiers reveals the one step you cannot skip when making a velvety cup.
- Jane de Graaff
How to make banh xeo (crispy Vietnamese crepes) at home
Chef Thi Le, co-owner of Melbourne restaurant Anchovy, reveals the secret to lacy-edged savoury crepes.
- Thi Le
Justine Schofield’s four tips for making frozen vegetables more interesting
If your vegies are getting a frosty reception, embellishments like crunch, cheese and garlic butter are simple shortcuts to make them tastier.
- Erina Starkey